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I don't use an alarm clock. I don't even have a clock in my bedroom at all. I do own an analogue one but it's just for display and I keep it downstairs. I don't think it even keeps time so I should wind it.

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I use a digital one.

My question is what are the specs of your main computer?

My laptop has Windows 10, but that's pretty much all I can remember about it right now. lol

What is the temperature where you are?

13" macbook pro

Temperature: 4 celsius

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22° celsius.

What do you do when it's hot outside?

I stay inside

Q: What is your favorite method of stimming

tickling my hands and face with satin

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I like swaying from side to side, which I do all the time.

Do you have a stim that you actually don't like doing?

No, but some of mine other people get stressed out watching me do (e.g. rocking back and forth)

Q: What is your favorite decade?

In my lifetime I miss the 70s. Overall I'd say the 30's appeal to me.

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90s. I wasn't alive then, but the 90s seems like an okay decade.

Do you like going to the ocean? If you haven't gone there before, do you think you'd like it?

I love the sea. I've been to the ocean many, many times.

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I like going to the ocean. I hate the sand, but walking around the water and looking in it is nice. I can't swim well so I don't really go past my shins in the water though. lol

What was the dumbest thing you remember doing as a child?

Sneaking my teacher's pushpins outside, burying them in mud, rescuing them, giving them back to her, and saying "Someone put your pins in the mud but I found them!" I thought she would be really happy and give me a lot of positive attention but she told me to throw them out because they were dirty. I later realised, how would I have known they were hers if I didn't commit the crime myself?

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When I was around 2-3 I dug a hole big enough to fit me while outside with my dad (which is actually impressive since the ground is hard here and I used a toddler shovel...), filled it with water from the hose he was using, and then sat in it. My clothes and a patch of lawn were ruined, all because I wanted to have a "mud bath" as I had heard they were good for your skin.

What was a phrase that you took way too literally as a child (or as an adult... I don't judge)?

The song "I Shot the Sheriff" was on the radio all the time. I thought it was crazy that the singer Eric Clapton admitted shooting a police officer (but not the deputy ...) in his lyrics, and he seemed to get away with it. The radio announcers didn't seem to care when they announced the name of the song, and it was never on the news that Eric Clapton had killed a cop.

I also took the word Sunday very literally, and pictured all Sundays would be sunny.
I still picture that even though I know better now.

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